INFLUENCE OF ADDITIVES OF MINERAL ORIGIN ON LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2567-5273.2023-25-02-015Keywords:
trace elements, supplements of mineral origin, cattle.Abstract
Their chelated compounds with essential amino acids, which are the most optimal form of biogenic metals, are extremely important in increasing the bioavailability of trace elements and providing them to animals. When using chelate compounds, antagonisticMetrics
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